Smiling Friends Creators Reveal Whether The Show Is Saying Goodbye to a Fan-Favorite

The show *Smiling Friends* doesn’t always prioritize consistent storylines, often sacrificing them for a good laugh – and they’ve already done that this season. However, the ending of the episode “Le Voyage Incroyable de Monsieur Grenouille” strongly suggested – spoiler alert! – that Mr. Frog was leaving the show. After a period of feeling lost and questioning his purpose, he experiences a moment of self-discovery before seemingly saying farewell to viewers for the first time. Series creators Michael Cusack and Zach Hadel recently spoke with ComicBook to clarify whether this was a permanent goodbye.

Prime’s Acclaimed Batman Show Promises A Radically Different Joker 1 Year After Gender-Swapping Another Villain

While everyone eagerly awaits news about *The Batman Part II*, it’s easy to forget about the ongoing Prime Video series, *Batman: Caped Crusader*. Created by Bruce Timm, known for *Batman: The Animated Series*, the show surprised viewers in its first season with fresh takes on characters like Penguin (now female) and Harley Quinn. Now, the series has announced it will be reimagining The Joker for its next season, promising another bold new direction for a classic villain.

7 Tips for Dealing with Stalkers in Helldivers

Before fighting Stalkers, it’s important to understand what makes them so dangerous. Unlike simple, charging enemies, Stalkers are smart hunters. They use camouflage to hide, move around your team, and wait for the best time to attack. They try to separate you from your allies, confuse you with poison, and then quickly defeat you with close-range attacks before you can react.

Ghost of Yōtei Has Lots of Climbing Because Emphasis on Player Freedom and Hokkaido Being Vertical

As a fan, I really appreciate how much freedom the developers put into letting you climb anywhere in *Ghost of Yōtei*. That’s a huge part of what makes it so immersive! I learned that they intentionally avoided things like teleportation, even though it would be easier, because they wanted to keep the game feeling realistic. They really focused on making all your movements – not just fighting – feel natural within the world they’ve built.

Demon Slayer Just Broke a 25 Year Old Record in the U.S.

The anime film *Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle* has become a global phenomenon, and it’s achieved remarkable success in the United States. Recently, its box office earnings reached a new high, making it the highest-grossing international film ever in the U.S., surpassing the 25-year-old record previously held by *Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon*.